I think if the number of travels is nor al big (once or twice a week) it’s not a problem people using cars.

The big problem is when every single person use the car minimum of twice a day, all at roughly the same hours and going to the same places. Plus all the other leisure travel.

Just cutting out work commute would solve a lot of problems and a big chunk of energy consumption and pollution emissions.

The best commute transport is the one you don’t have to use.

Remote work is the solution.

I have many services that doesn’t “need” to be public, as public facing for one specific reason. TLS.

A lot of the times android apps won’t connect to http directions, not even local ones, and require a proper https connection with a well known CA.

For that I put the services behind a caddy reverse proxy to get a valid tls certificate.

And them I do the trick, and basically on caddy reject any connection that’s not local. Thus, making the supposedly “public” site a practical “local” one.

Once there I just connect through wireguard.

I have that but with caddy.

On the caddyfile you can put to only serve the site to certain IPs and reject the others with any status normally 403 or 404.

Attackers probe the site, but all they get it’s a connection error.

The year of the linux phone.

I wish it could actually happen. But corporate has learned a lot from the 90s and early 00s. They are lock in experts that won’t let that happen easily.

Also end game special objects.

Sometimes when you beat a game you get a special skin or object for a rerun.

Nowadays that’s a preorder-dlc.

Thanks for everything!

It was one of the greatest safests places to get games.

Last time I was stung by a wasp I was just standing on the street. I wasn’t even moving. I was standing for about 30 minutes waiting when suddenly a wasp came, stung me on the neck and went away flying.

It was a “fuck you in particular” with qll the letters.

I’m not comparing old e2k with old BitTorrent. I’m comparing “modern” e2k with modern bittorrent.

Its hashes use an outdated algorithm.

Torrent files are more complete and reliable that e2k links.

Speed is also way better on bittorrent nowadays, not only because the amount of peers, but because the protocol works just better coordinating multiple peers together.

Also BitTorrent is better at avoiding cluster on your router. E2k peers will hit your router for apparently unknown reasons all the time even if you are not sharing anything.

There’s reasons why people moved away from it.

For its time it was great, I agree. But bittorrent became the better p2p protocol over time.

I don’t think is a private tracker per se, or at least most people don’t use it like that. As most servers (all I know) and the Kad network is public.

As a protocol is worse in everyway that BitTorrent.

But it has been used for so long that the amount of antique media is amazing. It’s my last resort for when I want to find something obscure that doesn’t exist anywhere else.

Also sharing is really simple, and the integrated search makes easy to find stuff, rather than navigate a ton of trackers or try to set up embedded search in a BitTorrent client and have it fail half the time.

It also lacks any essential security features, it’s just blind trust based in a filename unless you got the e2k link from a forum. So I wouldn’t download an executable from there.

That’s the reason for the skirt, it prevents the gayness. Now it’s just a girl giving me a handjob, totally not homo :3

It’s important to know that not all people think like one self.

If we fail to understand that communication between people becomes very complicated.

I don’t think a ban is justified there. Not at all. But it’s true that with that attitude, failing to see that your way to interpret the rules is not shared by others, would ultimately lead to a justified ban.

When they have good names they get stolen.

Try took up about gemini protocol.

Yeah. Layoffs started with svb bankruptcy. They run out of free investor money and now they are extremely pressured to cut expenses. AI is just the lamest excuse for investors

It’s great for solo roleplaying.

I mean. Not great. But it’s something you can interact with in a way that’s not possible without other people. So that’s something.

I still remember the time I managed to unwillingly run two DE at the same time simultaneously. The screen was refreshing between gnome and kde at 50Hz. It was tripping.

It’s a fair point.

I’ve had diverse success using llm for coding.

For simple things and basic questions it has worked. For anything complex. It has been a complete failure.

But I’ve never used a paid tool, most of the time I just use self hosted LLMs. But, to be honest, I don’t think the paid tools are that much better.

But if someone knows how to use it better. And assumes responsibility for checking the code, I’m ok with it.

It’s just a tool like many others, it can be usedfor good or for bad.

You’ll probably need to study some theory on openings and endgame.

Also do puzzles to improve your tactics.

Ask it to dome some complex grafana stack configurations.

It has failed EVERY SINGLE TIME. Not a single good answer.

Generally anything niche which doesn’t have info about it only it will fail to answer correctly.

I think Pixelfed can sit nicely behind a reverse proxy, to reduce exposure.

I don’t know if there are prebuilt scenarios for pixelfed in crowdsec or fail2ban but it shouldn’t be so hard to at least write something to prevent bruteforce.